Atiku’s spokesman questions why KWAM 1 escaped same treatment as Ibom Air passenger
“…why was KWAM 1 also not bundled out… Maybe it was because Comfort is not a friend of the President,” Ibe wrote.
“…why was KWAM 1 also not bundled out… Maybe it was because Comfort is not a friend of the President,” Ibe wrote.
African governments urged to restore displaced communities and protect vulnerable villages.
NYSC has debunked claims that Corps Member “Raye” was denied her certificate for criticising President Tinubu.
The Senate says it has received 61 formal requests for state creation but will only recommend approvals after a thorough review, public hearings, and consideration of demographic, geographic, and historical data.
The US will tighten rules for determining children’s green card eligibility under the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) from August 15, aligning the USCIS with the State Department’s stricter Final Action Dates chart. Immigration lawyers warn families with children close to 21 to act quickly to benefit from the current, more flexible policy.
The Nigeria Police Force has denied allegations that human rights activist Omoyele Sowore was tortured in custody, calling the claims “grossly misleading.” A police statement clarified that a bandage seen on Sowore in a viral image was his personal property and that he twice refused medical evaluations while detained.
“Government should assist us in overcoming these challenges and encourage stakeholders to utilise the port.”
The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, says the federal government has yet to decide on possible sanctions against fuji musician Wasiu Ayinde, popularly known as K1 de Ultimate, following his altercation with airport officials
“This is very embarrassing.”
“We… apologise for the discrepancies.”
“To detain a citizen who came of his own accord, without the public disclosure of clear, lawful charges, is not only a miscarriage of justice but an abuse of state power,” Peter Obi said.